New Residents Welcomed to Town in Telegram Notes
Betty Ole reports new arrivals including Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Cotton of Verona New York with a daughter. Others include Mrs. Herbert Bayer Patche an RCA employee for England with a son and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard John who relocated from Bel.
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Betty Olecome
Enterprise
Martin E. Cotton
Verona
N.Y
Cotton
Non
Herbert Bayer
Patcheis
R.c.a.lesman
England
Richard John
Bell
Johnson
G. Gregory Gilmore
Meriden
Conn
Gilmore
Swift
John Tutty
Waterford
Concord
Betty Oleson
George Collins
Louisiana
Collins
Bedford Air Force Base
Hans Abraham
Berlin
Germany
Abraham
Ian H. Sichel
Ngland
Sichel
General Radio Company
Nigel Andrews
Old Lyme
Robert Lowe
Schenectady, N
Lowe
Purine Corporation
Roy Magee
Burlington, Vt
Magee
R.C.A
Lions Club Meeting Date Change Announced
Lions Club members plan a Tuesday night meeting rescheduled to January 8 in the same venue, with details to be announced. The joint date confirmation follows a brief postponement and keeps the group at the usual location.
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Feem
Planning Board Gets Approval for Venetian Blinds
Maynard selectmen granted permission to install Venetian blinds over a large window in the planning board’s first floor room to block lobby activity during meetings. The request was led by planning board chairman Carlo J. Mistretta and member Worsley Fardy, noting the window faces the townhouse lobby and distractions hinder proceedings. The selectmen oversee the town building and approved the measure.
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Maynard — Selectmen
Planning Board
Lectmen
Carlo J. Mistretta
Worsley Fardy
Maynard Considers Seal Change Led by Town Counsel
Selectman Albert G. Alexanian Jr proposed revising Maynard’s town seal to include an illustration of the clock tower at Maynard Industrial Park. Town Counsel Leonard E. Rae will review the legal aspects while a town meeting vote on the change is anticipated.
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Selectman
Leonard E. Rae
Albert G. Alexanian Jr
Commonwealth
Maynard
Maynard’s
Sponsoring Art Classes Start Monday Night
Sudbury Sudbury Art Association announces winter classes with vacancies. Grace Way offers portrait and general painting at St Elizabeths parish house Mondays 1 pm to 10 pm January 7 for 10 lessons. Registration 443-9185.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Art Association
Grace Way
St. Elizabeth's Parish House
Grange Hall
Barbara Paget
Barbara
Old Lancaster Road
King Coffin
Rotary to Meet Maynard Supper at Twin Restaurant
Rotary members plan first supper meeting in three weeks at Twin Restaurant on Monday at 6 p.m. Richard T. White will conduct the session. No meetings were held in the past two Mondays due to holidays. Vice-President leads.
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Rotary
Twin
Rnbernaigg
Richard T. White
Maynard Selectmen Ban Snow Plowing In Unleased Areas
Town officials told public works not to plow four sections of the Nason street parking lot and driveways due to missing leases. The areas include the stretch between Stuart's and First National Store and the driveway near James R. Priest's property.
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Maynard
Nason Street
Public Works Department
Art’s Jewelry & and Town Paint & Supply Co. Board
Stuart’s
First National
James R. Priest
Rotary Hear Talk Of Russian Trip
Rotary members heard a second part of an illustrated talk on a trip to Russia. Attendees included Luthman Auburn See Geats Chat Smethurst Jr. Alen Turner from Ayer Harris Badger Groton Win Collette Bob Custance Hoffman Percy Innocent from Lexington and Walter Belcher Watertown. Make-ups were Ernest C. Verrill Groton and Julian W. Ballou Lexington.
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Russia
Luthman
Auburn
See Or Geats
Chat Smethurst Jr
Alen Turner
Ayer
Harris Badger
Groton
Win Collette
Bob Custance
Hoffman
Percy Innocent
Lexington
Walter Belcher
Watertown
Ernest C. Verrill
Julian W. Ballou
Saweak
Kent
Concord Craft Adult Education Courses Resume After Holiday
Concord crafts courses of adult education will resume their 20 week schedule January 8 to March 10. Several new courses begin next week following the holiday vacation. For information contact Director Joseph C. Regan care of Con a High School EM.
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Concord — Crafts
Joseph C. Regan
Cona High School
Former Sudbury Folks Plan Party Open House
Peggy and Bill Morrison of Sudbury host their annual open house at Jed's Hill in Mason New Hampshire on Sunday. They invite area friends and their children for an afternoon of sociability and family fun with indoor social time and outdoor winter sports activities.
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Sudbury
Peggy
Bill Morrison
Sheis
Jed's Hill
Mason
N.H
Recent births at Emerson Hospital announced
Newborns arrive for local families with three daughters born in December. A daughter arrived Dec 17 to Mr and Mrs William Flynn on Nashoba Road, a daughter born Dec 20 to Mr and Mrs Malcolm Holt ie on Park Lane, and a daughter born Dec 21 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood on Dover Street.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
William ‘Flynn
Nashoba Road
Malcolm Holtie
Park Jane
Thomas Wood
Dover Street
Selectmen Propose Signs and Meetings in Postponed Session
In a postponed meeting the board voted to place a Yield Right of Way sign at Great Road and Main Street and to ask Police Chief Zapareski to investigate and locate it optimally. A stop sign at Concord intersection was approved and a pool event scheduled at Tutte's Bowling Alleys January 6 to April 28. A used car dealer license renewal for Giosue and Frank Finizio was approved. A letter from Harold Nordberg about openings near the church was forwarded to public works. A meeting with Glen Wise was requested for January 15 at 7 30. Roger A. MacGlashing was named special police officer for civil defense. The board will not hold its regular meeting age but will reconvene later.
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Maynard
Great Road
Main Street
Michael T. Zapareski
Concord
Zapareski
Tutte
Giosue
Frank Finizio
DeMars Street
Harold F. Nordberg
Public Works
Nordberg
Glen Wise
Dix Road
Perty
Roger A. MacGlashing
Civil Defense Agency
Scott’s Inc
Ewald
Jonson
Rev. S. Maskieam
Sa Senate
John D
Nashoba School Gains Full Accreditation in Second Year
New Concord residents welcome Nashoba School to town as a fully accredited secondary institution in its second year. Vice Principal Louis J. Karabatsos and officials in Boston announced the unanimous NEASSC accreditation after a three day evaluation of buildings equipment and educational program.
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Boston
Nashoba
Vageee Spry Oe
Pols
Louis J. Karabatsos
Neassc
Supt
Chris Patrinos
K of C Meeting Postponed to Jan 8 at Hall
Knights of Columbus postpones its meeting to Tuesday Jan 8 at the hall. Grand Knight Frederick J Donnelly Jr to preside. Maurice L Dee is named new financial secretary. A New Year’s Eve party at the hall included dinner dancing favors and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
K. of C
Frederick J. Donnelly, Jr
Maurice L. Dee
TO HOME OWNERS eludes 7.95 and principal act up to 15 penalty
A short public notice states amounts for prepayment penalties and interest terms with a reference to an established entity from 1937 and a Trinity contact for details.
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Peate Mary
Trinity
Wight
Selectmen Call Junked Cars Unsightly at Joint Meeting
At a joint session with the planning board, selectmen labeled junked vehicles unsightly noting upholstery wires and steering posts removed for use as sheds. They asserted no owner can claim any such vehicle is not disabled, as officials pressed for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Selectmen
Selectman
Albert G. Alexanian Jr
Lions Club Supper Meeting Planned at Acton Center
Acton Lions Club will hold a supper meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President Julian J D Agostino presiding A zone social is planned for Acton and area clubs in February with Z C Joseph Rooney Lexington in charge A delegation headed by President D Agostino will attend the mid winter conference at Hotel Hawthorne Salem The Pacific and mountain states are excluded from this note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Lions Club
Acton Center Woman's
Julian J. D’agostino
Z.C. Joseph Rooney
Lexington
D' Agostino
Hotel Hawthorne
Salem
Stow Selectmen Discuss Budget for 1963 Town Budget
Stow selectmen discuss the 1963 budget with all departmental reports due in the 1962 town annual report. Reports must be in the hands of the town accountant by January 5.
Bay Path Council Meeting Monday For Area Towns
Bay Path Council plans a Monday meeting to coordinate 12 000 Girl Scouts and 3 500 adult leaders across Acton Ashland Bedford Belmont Roxborough Carlisle Concord Framingham Hopkinton Hudson Lexington Lincoln Marlborough Maynard Medway Natick Newton Southborough Stow Sudbury Waltham Watertown Wayland and Weston for the next 50 years A professional staff will assist volunteers as they face space age needs and evergreen imagery symbolize renewal.
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Sudbury
Acton
Ashland
Bedford
Belmont
Roxborough
Carlisle
Concord
Framingham
Hopkinton
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Marlborough
Maynard
Medway Natick
Newton
Southborough
Stow
Waltham
Watertown
Wayland
Weston
Mushroom
Card of Thanks for Get-Well Wishes
Individual expresses gratitude to friends for get-well cards flowers and visits during a hospital stay at the Em -Adv. newspaper mentions the community notice and appreciation without naming people or dates.
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The
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Lions Clubs Ting
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Abe Ai P
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Thoreau Street
Volkswag
Volkswagen
Maynard Board
Deny Dimes
Sudbury Folks Plan Party
Mr. Holmes
John A. Volpe
Jimmy Boggess
Coy
Ark
Samuel A. Cammarata
Somerville
Middlesex East
New Concord
Nashoba School
Pacific and
Mountain States
Evan At
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Warren E. Semis Plumbing & Heating
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Mass. Ave
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Bay Path Council
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